Sentence examples for all forms of detention from inspiring English sources

The Australian Human Rights Commission has long called for ratification of Opcat because it will enable the creation of a national monitoring system of all forms of detention, not only of juveniles and asylum seekers but also of the disturbing number of detainees with cognitive disabilities.

No lasting reduction in the number of asylum seekers has resulted from all the various forms of detention, accelerated hearings and removals.

The reason being that Indigenous people are over-represented in every prison population, as well as all other forms of detention.

It is also violating the UN basic principles on the role of lawyers, the UN declaration on human rights defenders and the UN body of principles for the protection of all persons under any form of detention or imprisonment.

It is those very principles, as embodied, for example, in the Geneva Conventions on prisoners of war and civilian protection and in the United Nations Body of Principles for the Protection of All Persons Under Any Form of Detention or Imprisonment, that require prisoners to be treated humanely.

According to the BOP all persons under any form of detention or imprisonment shall be treated in a humane manner and with respect for the inherent dignity of the human person.

On Monday, officials said that he was being held under a form of detention reserved for party members.

To do this would "amount to a form of detention without trial, which was widely used in the Apartheid era against political opponents of the National Party regime".

But officials said neither man had any suspected link to Al Qaeda or terrorism, and that the man deported to the United States was not under arrest or any form of detention here.

The opportunity for detainees and prisoners to take part in work and other purposeful activity in any form of detention is widely recognised as essential to their mental and emotional wellbeing and an important means of reducing the likelihood of self-harm.

This is still a form of detention, but he is home and reunited with his family, and can continue to fight his case.